🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)

@earis

fan girl since 2002, Reylo and Star Wars right now, reading and writing and making silly little stories earis on AO3

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🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Jul 11

They should have really leaned into the Bronze Age aesthetic and given Odysseus a boar's tusk helmet. Have courage! Have vision!

Bronze age helment made of panels of yellowing tusks. Each panel has two holes drilled into each end. The entire head is covered and there are cheek guards hanging from the side. The helment is topped by a curled carved tusk.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Jul 8

Care to respond @bostonfleet.com and @victoire-lphf.bsky.social ?

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Jul 2

@nhlbruins.bsky.social I’m so confused

Screenshot is a tweet. The text reads ‘the one day a year all nhl fans are the same.’ The attached image shows a young person in a baseball cap, sunglasses, a tank top. The text on the image reads ‘Bro, I’m straight-up not sure who’s on my fucking hockey team.’

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Jun 6

#PWHL

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· May 14

Look what came! @danaiwrites.bsky.social ‘s book about Clytemnestra and Lady Macbeth brought together in a strange realm and being forced to work together! Vile Lady Villains by Danai Christopoulou, now available.

The cover of a book. The book is called Vile Lady Villains. The author is Danai Christopoulou. The cover shows a black haired woman wearing a black dress. Her arm is held by a red haired woman in a white dress stained with blood.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· May 6

Oh, honey. You play Sidney Crosby.

Hudson Williams’s Threads account. He says ‘rpfing gotta stop yall’

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· May 6

This is about the PWHL

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 26

Random photo from my camera rolls Day 13 (I think). Baked gigantes beans. One of my all time favorite dishes to make.

Shot from above. A bean dish baked in a large white casserole dish. The beans are large and white, cooked with red tomatoes and peppers and orange carrots. The top is a little burnt in places which is fine. Next to the dish is the glass cover and an orange striped dish towel.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 19

In honor of the Flyers game 1, round 1 win yesterday, here is a not so random photo from my camera roll. Flyer’s mascot Gritty asks us to help prevent street harassment. Good behavior.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 17

Random photo from my camera roll. Day 12. Lilies and lily pads on a pond. Monet is getting his brushes ready off screen. London, Ontario.

The photograph shows dozens of large, round, light green Lily pads sitting on the dark surface of a lake. Nestled among the pads are five water lilies.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 16

The view of the Charles River through fog from the 52nd floor of the Prudential Center. Boston, Massachusetts. Today, 4/16/2026.

The city of Boston from above right before sunset. At the right of the photo, a river gleams in the late day sunlight. In the foreground there are large, tall, multi windowed buildings. At the top left of the photo is a glowing orb, the sun through a white fog.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 11

Boston Fleet and Montreal Victoire go into the first intermission with 0 - 0 on the scoreboard here at TD Garden.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 11

Two teams, one goal

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 10

Posting random photo from my camera roll. Day 11. Fog over Fort Point Channel and the Boston Tea Party Museum. Boston, Massachusetts. The ship is either the Beaver or the Dartmouth.

A yellow wooden sailing ship floats on still waters next to a wooden wharf. Tall glass and brick buildings are in the background. Over the picture is a grey fog.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 6

Connor Storrie was told ‘contrapposto’ and said ‘bet’.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 5

Random photo from my roll. Day 10. A river bank on the Charles River on a cloudy afternoon.

A river bank covered in brown leaves. Pine needles, pine tree roots, and moss. The river is flat and grey near the bank. Further out, the surface of the water is covered in dark ripples.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 4

Random photo from my camera roll. Day 9. Friends being cheeky in TJ Maxx.

A pink t-shirt on a hanger with the text ‘self-love. At the bottom of the t-short is a green box with the text ‘my garden.’ At the top of the photo a hand is pouring a green tea pot with the text ‘Hydrate’.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 2

I don’t care if it’s overdone - this was the best. Forgive the photo - Benn’s tweet is on the bottom and Demers’s rely is on the top.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 2

@whatchaos.bsky.social ‘s DJ Bean accidentally thirst tweeting about Connor Storrie? More likely than you’d think.

Image of a tweet made by What Chaos host DJ Bean retweeting a Hollanov fan account extolling the size of Connor Storrie’s hands in comparison to a water bottle. DJ says ‘step into my office.’

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Apr 2

Random photo from my camera roll - Day 7. An orange cat on a chair in front of a fireplace.

An orange cat perches on the arm of a grey armchair. His tail is in a spiral. The cat is looking over his shoulder. In the background is a black fireplace set into a white wall. The mantle above the fireplace is covered in cars and Knick knacks.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 31

Random photo from my photo roll. Day 7. Quill Pen and the Writer’s Desk monument in Charlotte, North Carolina.

A large stone monument of oversized stacked books topped with a blacked inkwell and a gold quill pen. The monument occupies the foreground. In the background are large brick and concrete buildings against a blue sky.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 30

Random photograph from my camera roll. Day 6. The introduction from Ursula K Le Guin. Text in the alt text.

Text from LeGuin's Tales From Earthsea.

"It’s unsettling. For all our delight in the impermanent, the entrancing flicker of electronics, we also long for the unalterable.

We cherish the old stories for their changelessness. Arthur dreams eternally in Avalon. Bilbo can go “there and back again,” and there is always the beloved familiar Shire. Don Quixote sets out forever to kill a windmill… So people turn to the realms of fantasy for stability, ancient truths, immutable simplicities.

And the mills of capitalism provide them. Supply meets demand. Fantasy becomes a commodity, an industry.

Commodified fantasy takes no risks: it invents nothing, but imitates and trivializes. It proceeds by depriving the old stories of their intellectual and ethical complexity, turning their action to violence, their actors to dolls, and their truth- telling to sentimental platitude. Heroes brandish their swords, lasers, wands, as mechanically as combine harvesters, reaping profits. Profoundly disturbing moral choices are sanitized, made cute, made safe. The passionately conceived ideas of the great story-tellers are copied, stereotyped, reduced to toys, molded in bright-colored plastic, advertised, sold, broken, junked, replaceable, interchangeable.

What the commodifiers of fantasy count on and exploit is the insuperable imagination of the reader, child or adult, which gives even these dead things life—of a sort, for a while.

Imagination like all living things lives now, and it lives with, from, on true change. Like all we do and have, it can be co-opted and degraded; but it survives commercial and didactic exploitation. The land outlasts the empires. The conquerors may leave desert where there was forest and meadow, but the rain will fall, the rivers will run to the sea. The unstable, mutable, untruthful realms of Once-upon-a-time are as much a part of human history and thought as the nations in our kaleidoscopic atlases, and some are more enduring."

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 29

Random photo from my roll. Day 5. Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA.

A group of illuminated plastic butterflies hover over a green hedge and a brown brick . The butterflies are part of an art installation and are not real.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 28

Random photo from my camera roll. Day 4. Spiral staircase from a lighthouse in NC.

A green spiral staircase goes up a wall of white bricks.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 26

Random photograph from my photo roll. Day 3. What? You didn’t know sharks love apples?

A person in a blue shark costume holds up an apple. The shark is in an apple orchard. There are green trees and blue sky behind the shark.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 25

Random photo from my roll. Day 2. The Greek flag. Happy Greek Independence Day!

A blue and white flag flies against a blue sky with white clouds.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 25

Random picture from my photo roll. Day 1. The Longfellow House, Cambridge, Massachusetts.

A large historical house painted yellow with 2 chimneys and 4 false white columns. It is winter and the ground is covered in snow, the trees are bare, and the sky is grey.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Mar 2

@bostonfleet.com any good shots of Connor Storrie ‘s new jersey?

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Feb 17

We didn’t mess up!!! Nothing like a good result from the gaitanaki!

In the foreground is a gaitanaki - the Greek maypole dance traditionally done during Apokreatiko season - the time before lent. It is covered in perfected woven colored ribbons. In the background is a large Greek flag.

🦋earis🦋 (formerly archaelologog)@earis· Feb 5